Sentence examples for be fellow from inspiring English sources

Though Woolf professed a desire for a time when masters and servants might be "fellow beings," and argued in her work for space and autonomy for women, her life was one of dependence; she did not learn to cook until she was forty-seven.

Rousey's next opponent will likely be fellow American Miesha Tate.

Many were said to be fellow Kikuyus of Mr Kenyatta.

Given the Taliban's suspicion of the West, the more logical persuaders may be fellow Muslims and Islamic governments.

In fact, the handful of minority members the party may attract will be fellow Muslim-hating extremists.

Eighteen skeletons, believed to be fellow smugglers, were found during excavations, and the restaurant is said to be haunted by the smuggler who shopped Jack to Customs.

But many recognizably cosmopolitan theses (that is, the moderate ones) are consistent with loyalty to fellow-citizens, and even the strictest cosmopolitan can justify some forms of service to fellow-citizens when they are an optimal way to promote justice or to do good for human beings (who might happen to be fellow-citizens).

"Prisoners" pictures a youthful Union brigadier general, Francis Barlow, confronting a trio of captured Confederates — about to be fellow-citizens again, against their will — on a devastated field.

So are fellow A.F.C. contenders.

Claudia Schiffer and Elle Macpherson are fellow mums.

His acting heroes are fellow Londoners Michael Caine and Ray Winstone.